The New York Herald Newspaper, August 10, 1872, Page 10

HORRIBLE REMINISCENCES. Marders, Robberies, Gambling and out. | 2 raging Female Chastity. Robbing an Aged Father and Ruining His Daughter. THE CULPRIT’S CONFESSION. How He Became a Ku Klux and Learned the Grips and Signs. HIS REPENTANCE. Solemm Death Scene in the Jail Yard. Cuanrorre, N. O., August 9, 1872, Tho Ylon’s fate, always meted out to the violator ‘of female ‘chastity mM the South, was met to-day by Rewton V. Chandtér, a notorious criminal and ‘@esperado, who, though his hands were red with ‘the blood of a human being, had escaped the ven- weance of the law until he addcd rape to the long and black list of HIS CRIMES. Perhaps among’the demoralized and tewiless class of men who peryetrated the most foul teeds on record in this State, since the close of the war there were Done, RotcwWn excepting the Swamp Angelsof Robe- son county, more desperate and atrocious than the gang Of wiich Chandler was amember. 1 can only give, however, a brief and meagre history of his eareerfrgm bis birth to the day when he paid the terrible "penalty of his crimes with his life on the ecattola Newton V. ‘Chandler was born tm Cleaveland, one ef the alleged Ku Klux counties in this State, on the 10th of May, 1847, of obscure but pious and re- epevtable parents, Wis futher, John Chandler, was @ millwright of industrious habits, by which he Feallzed a comfortable subsistence for his family and accumulated a littie money before his death, Un- Tertunately for Newton his father died when he was only twelve years of age, and he was sent to an uncle living in Dallas, Easton county, while his poor mother went to reside with an older son near Burnsville, in Yancey county. Up to the time of his father’s.death Newton was a boy of good habits, but having nothing to occupy him in Dallas, he fell im with bad company and dissolute men, from whom he acquired the pernicious vices of DRINKING AND GAMBLING to an excess at on carly age, and he began to show ‘unmistakable signs of a vicious and quar- relsome disposition which was a prelude to the ter- ible career that terminated his carthly existence to-day. When between thirteen and fourteen years of age he playfully BET FIRE to the dwelling of Jacob Fronevarger, of Dallas, the night after it had been vacated, but at the time he was.never even suspected of the crime. From that time to: the close of the war he was regularly arraigned before the county court charged with petty offencea, such as assault and battery and drunkenness, for which he was repeatedly forced to accept the hospitality of the jailer at the county's expense. Owing toa deformity of bis left hand he was never in the Confederate army or Union army, and, being @ bad and worthless character, his depraved incli- nations found full sway and ted him into the commis- ae Shey eee money ‘cont if that was pipet S mihi Chandler then left Conan id man in the front 8. wiht the ee. poy Me eat | ens the ounger daughter, fOr some Yours, Te- Ly her sister and mother, under a threat of death, its she resisted, Chandler brutally ED HER PERSO! his com ons stand all Fie while with their drawn pistols in their hands, After the commis- sion of this hellish deed Chandler left his ruined Tenn out er the house” The ‘moon was shintag ightly at ond Doasted biagplien ben tly cy the ee sty ol erime he had coi d his mask, displayin = ns ie, ier ‘hs fiendish atures: ma Tittle rwards to his ide: olrcum trial vy Crm wrth Oot aay conten oh gs tei double crime pooh fends then, aite to a corner aot tno awe potty de} be their ‘oclous = and h Jere ¢ county soon after this, ut Chandler lingered in the county until ie was arrested and nil ar in the jail on the charges of rouherys At the fall term of the art he east ane Py Grand Jury, eat otion that bays ne in Lincoln doin ge ordered hte transferred to Gaston, an Gaston it was subsequently transferred to {his Mecklinburg county. On the 22d of M ag Chant was arraigned, and after a full examinatl ion of the testimony tho case ‘waa given to the jury. They remained absent seven hours, when they re urned & vencion oy! uilty in the frat degree, andon the last day of the term the Judge pronounced the terrible Mike of the law—that Newton V. Chandler be hanged by the neck until dead, on the of August, 1872, HE DAY OP EXECUTION. The morning of the execution rose bright and clear, but as noon advanced heavy billows of fieecy clouds rolled across the sky threatenin; 5 There was no excitement, no crowd and little beyond the fact that it was Senerelly known New- ton Chandler was to be executed to mark the scaffold tragedy. Colonel] Ham. Jones, ex-State Senator, having kindly procered a pass for ae from Deputy Sheriff Sims, at eleven o'clock A. M. 1 visited the condemned man # the jail, After the removal of heavy Bolts and the swinging back of several rusted cross-barred tron doors, I found be self in front ef Newton's cell on the th rd floor At the call of @ policeman he came door, but until a eyes had Le used to the darkness and gloom of the cell it wes hard to see him, Newton was twonty-live years‘of age, decidedly good-look- ing, with a rather Ce expression of counte- nance. He was fully five feet eleven in height, weight about one handred and sixty pounds, well built, with a fall chest and an atidetic form. The detormity of bis left hand was natural, the arm ending i0 a small round stump at the flanger points, THE CULPRIT INTERVIEWED, The following conversation then toox place :— CoRRESPONDENT—Hiow are you, Newton? NewrTon—I!'m quite weil, I thank you, (with aheavy sigh.) Gonnesronrexy—Are you prepared to mect your fate to-day? Newton—Yes; I have a hope that I am ready to die; that my crimes have been forgtven. CORRESPONPENT—DO you ocknowledg tence to ba just? Newron—Well, about that I have nothing to say; oa rather be excused from saying anything about it. CORUNESPONDENT—You at least admit you commit- ted the crime ? Newrox—I would rather say nothing about that; Ihave reasens of my own for refusing to say any- thing about it. Ihave been a desperate and bad man, and death would have been @ relief three he ago. RESPONDENT—Why 80 ? oN—I have been concerned in one murder and anumber of other crimes, and for the last three years I have been a desperate man, A YOUNG LADY THE FIRST CAUSE. CoRrrEsPONDENT—What was the cause of that ? NewrTon—Well, my trouble was about a young lady; 1 was courting her and I loved her; I love her now and she loves me; but on account of my bad habits and dissipation her father forbid me ying mo addresses to her, I tried to sce her atter Tat, but he warned me not to come near his house, and from that time I became reckless and desper- ate. I thought frequently of suicide, and did not care what I did. CORRESPONDENT—Was this before or after your marriage ? Newron—It was before my marriage. CORRESPONDENT—Have you ever peed the young dagy alnee ? NEWTON—Yes; I have been there and stayed at her house, drinking’ and carousing. CORRESPONDENT—Did she Know you were mar- riedy MARRIED, BUT NO AFFECTION. NewtTon—Oh, wei but she knew I did not care rae” ey ita exulting inhuman — decd. ould not get the fail. prompt ly to the anything about wife. I — courted her aiter sion of crime in those days of demoralization and | my marriage; all hat was trouble. reformed and was employed commissary by Messrs. Wilks, Luce & Co, for their iron mines in Lincoln county, At the close of the year 1807 he resigned his bDookkecpership, taking with htin the testimonial of his employers for steadiness, sobriety aud integrity, and went to Alabama, where he remained tle ater part of isus, acting as overseer on the feins aud Memphis Railroad. In the winter of 868 he returned to North Carolina and was em- ater by Gencrai Martindale, who had a grading contract on tle Atlanta and Richmond Air Line Railroad in Gaston county, as superintendent of a 25 oS laborers, Newton worked there about eight months, when the contract was finished, and he then went up to King’s Mountain gold mine, where he again met with a set of his old besa crime, and he resumed his former reckless course ot drinking, Aghing and gambling. While here it was discovered that a colored individual of African descent, living across the border in Africanized South Carolina, had become 700 INTIMATE with the white wife of one of the desperadocs who belonged to a gang of which Newton was a meim- der. This was more than the chivalric cutthroats could possibly stand, and the death of the ¢ agd lascivious Sambo was at once solemniy decreed by the j megro lived in York county, South where the frail wife and her husband also resided. The killing of the negro fad no sooner been dcter- Tained upon than it was quickly put into execution, and on the night of the 16th of January the party, with Chandler secompanying theia, disguised Them: selves as Ku Klux, and weul over to the home of | the white men's wife. Here they discovered the negro ip the room with the guilty Woman, BOTH BEING UNDRESSED, and this but whetted the vigaaihe of the blood- thirety gang for vengeance, yithout any prelim- 4mary ceremony, the he hegro not being even allowed to put on Lis clothes, he was dragged out by the crowd, ail of whom observed a solemn slience. The negro alone spok teonsly for mercy, for he soon discovered, tn the rribie b put silent demeanor of the disguised forms about lium, that a terrible retribution was about to be visited upon him for hia crime. His suspense | was short, They running noose, round his neck. The other end of ‘the rope was thrown over a limb, and in a moment more the unfortunate negro was HOSTED INTO MID-ATS ond there left straggling in the slow and ter- rible agonies.of death. His dead body was found @angiing next morning where the Jett it, and the radical ina soon alterwards had a hi sensational account of “Auother in York County—A Ni Tree.” The ¢ ; sfion, most Newton went o- : rhly colored and rs hu Kiux Outrage 1g then dispersed for fear of detec- Lem returning to this State, and r the mountains to pay a visit to The period succeeding the war chronicled | & newera in the life of Newton, for he apparently | a bookkeeper and | anions in | and he pleaded | took him hastily but afew rods | from the house doe roughiy place’s halter, with a | gang had | papers of South Caro- | egro Hanged to the Limb of a | , ch his. mother at arn in Yancey county. He sFemamed there a con. ‘able period, and, return. te Kings Menutain,e roained a the country | util the spring. of when he made another trip ta to 80) rs Carolina. While in ¥ ork county Newton ma de cquaintance ofa CHA RSs YOUNG LADY of Qwonty, daughier of Mr. J.C. Byers, a well-to-do farmer and a man of excellent standing in the compaunity in which he lived. Newton wooed and ‘won th.8 maid, and en the 10th of Murch, 1471, not- withstmvding the serious remonstrance of parents, she married him. Four days her fter his wedding Newton borrowed a horse and buggy trom | father-4ntaw, in which Le drove over to North Caroling and the mopcy and ping turn. his father-tn. this pi vascality he became terribly in- censed against Newton and forbid his wite TO LIVE WIT 1M, warning Sewton also never to come on his pre- muses to kee her, This he did not do, and from that care pot law heard to or re- Uiue forward he seems to have abandooed himself | entirely to recklesg diszipation and crime, In the latter part of March lie returned to his oid haunts fh? Jibcoln county and fell in with one of lis former panions, Charles Miles Cash by name. On the ist, Of April they saw a farmer’ from the lower ports, f, 0 of the county pull out a roll of money tn the town ef Lincolpton and pay a sail debt. Instine- tively a, 1208! these two angels of darkness con- ceived th ¢ idea of ae iy panuy . ‘ecordingly Jaid their is, That very nt ae vere not only Pu into exeeution, but the fiendish « “me sor Which Chandler to- day auf fered the exts MC penalty of the law was com. | mitted, in comp 7 with Cash, Newton procecded to the Featdence ¢ ee farmer, Jacob Pradahaw, an old, feeble, h.Ured man, long rince past the meridian of Iife, ad Uved in rustic simplicify—Jive:t in peace and happr, 08s with his family. The latter consisted of a bed-ridden wife and two there disposed of 48, pocketing | Wi! | which was sung, CornesronbEent—You ai a6 not remain long with your wife after your marriage ? NEWTON—NO} a very short time. CoxrespoxpaNt—Her family was quite respecta- ble, wae it not ? NEWTON—Well, no; they were not what you would call respectable. 1 married her on ten days’ ‘aequaintance. CORRESPONDENT—Have you sent any message to your mother ¢ Newrox—Yes. I havo written a letter to her, and my brother is here (there in the ceil) to take it to her with my body. Newton then calied to his brother in the rear of the cell to hand him the letter, which he showed me. It assured his mother that he had re- pented, and would meet his father and brother and sister in ven. ACKNOWLEDGES HE WaS A KU ELUX, CORRESPONDENT—What were your politics ? Newron—Well, I didn’t have much of any politics. In 1868 I voted for Grant and Colfax and after that I joined the Ku Klux, CoRRESPONDENT—Were you regularly initiated in the Kn Kinx Klan ? NEWTON—-NoO; but I got all the grips and signs from them from time to time, and became one of them without any regular initiation, CORRES#)NDENT—Was it during that period the ies 3 was hanged in York county, South Carolina ? hewrTon—Yes, it was. tRESPONDENT--Were you present, ‘WTON—Yes. There were nine of us altogether, Most of them were disguised; I was not, because | I was a stranger about there, and no one was likely | to know me. This ended my conversation with Newton, and | the hour being cleven o'clock a clergyman was ad- mitted to administer spiritual consolation to the cuiprit. Descending to the jail yard I found THE GALLOWS erected within a planked enclosure to hide it from the public view, in accordance with the law oe Uiat subject. It consisted simply of two uprights, upon which rested @ crossbeaim, and benea drop. This drop was supported by a rope thrown over the limb of a tree and tied below on the trunk, It was about five fect high—scarcely enough to In- sure the breaking of the criminal’s neck. Noon had now arrived, and as the hour announced for the execution (one P. M.) approached quite a crowd assembled on the streets. Some climbed on the fences, others rose to the altitude of housetops, while more thronged tuto the surrounding trees in the vain endeavor to get a glimpse of the terrible tragedy about to be enacted. APPEARANCE OF THE CULPRIT, At about half-past twelve, all the preliminartes being ready, the Sherif! emerged from the rte door of the jail, Jeading the condemned man the halter, Which was loosely around his mete. His arms Were tightly pintoned at the elbows, but not sumciently so to prevent using a palm Year fan, Which he carried in lis right and Med hand, with which he contrived to fan himself to the latest mo- ment of his brief existence, His head was un- covered, and he was attired in 9 neat linen suit, a in White shirt and ordinary shoes. He walked rinly and with an elastic step into the enclosure, | his countenance wearing @ cheerful aspect, and he viewed the structure of death with the utmost ap- arent indifereace, The Sheriff then required all Bue the actual number ailowed by jaw to leave the enclosure, and while some fifteen or twenty per- sons, who Were reluctant to leave, Were being put out by the officials, Chandler fanned hiimseil and took a seat on his conin, Ny ioe was lying in the rear of the gallows, against the fence. THY LAST SAD RELIGIOUS RIT: A clergyman thea read a hymn, o verse of , the spectators standing solemnly ” heads, and this was followed ‘go fervent prayer, the condemned kneeling by his iin ¢ religious ceremonies were concluded ha brie T oration, and then the awful moment of deatt was near. Doubtless every heart in that en- closure beat loudly and rapidly; a deathjike still- ness prevailed, and at ee moment Dr. Gregory, the attending physician, felt Chandler's pulse, which even then beat with unusual regularity an Without a 8 mptomot excitement. At the order of Soeruf, though ptptoned at the elbows, he pimbly be gg the lew rungs of the ladder lead- ing to the drap. OSLY EXPRESSIONS FROM CHANDLER. Standing’ firmly facing the few spectators he ex- claimed, @f the highest pitch of his voice, saf- fiviently loucl to be heard several squares— UN death, where is thy sting? Ob Frage, whore is thy victory? On fehere are thy terrorst These exprevéione pf a fellow creature in the rine of life, stwnding on the very brink of eter nity, thrilled through the crowd, and were the last ever uttered by Newtort W. Chandler, The rope ‘was then fastened over tho crossbeam of the Fa lows, a simple black mask Was tied over the tures, the Sheriff leit the drop, and the condemnea man for a moment was leit stax(ng, an awful and ghastly spectacle, In an instant more, at a quarter-;st ope P. M., the drop fell with a quick, sharp shock, @nd the BODY OF CHANDLER DANGLED h, @ with uncovere ‘apparently .Sout twenty-cight agg ig poo abe There wee aly ong COBYUlsive mov? | on SORE. rene | aa ‘to a appeared made ‘Sus , frequently remarking that his eath t ipon lows was a just retribation oe the tel is he had perpetated during his short but a crteaibal career, WIND AND WAVE. The Sailing of the Atlantic Yacht Fleet for Newport. An Exciting Race in a Fresh “Breeze. ** — fim MYSTIC FISHERMEN. | Newport Harbor and the Yachts Stationed There. ae ae On Board Yaonr Mysrr¢, } Newport, R. 1, August 9, tore. Yesterday evening was passed very quictly. by the guests on board the yachta 6f the Atlantic Yacht Club anchored at Stonington. Some went on shore, but as the towns of New Haven, New London, Green” port, Stonington, &c., ave of limited dimensions ‘and do not take very tong to inspect, they soon | returned on board, Some of the more venture. some discovered a church fair, and instantly made @n assault upon, the premises; but after gaining admission, and ‘maing it garrisoned entirely by the female sex, they beat an ignominious retreat to thei boats, At daybreak this morning there Was & pleasant soutinwestely breeze, which fresh- ened about half-past six o’clock, and gave every protnise of A PLEASANT RACE TO NEWPORT, The Resolute got under way shortly before seven ‘A, M. and stood out ‘of the harbor, followed a few Minutes later by the Mystic. The starting signal was fired from the Nimbus at fifteen minutes past seven, and the remainder of the fleet, including the Foam, Peerless, ‘Triton, Orion, Qui Vive and Nimbus, got under way. Tne Reso- jute and Mystic ran up off Watch Hill and then lay too, waiting for the rest of the fleet. The Foam was the first to come up, un- der the four lower sails, two topsails, jib topsail and balloon staysail. The southwesterly breeze was just enough on the quarter to make all clear, and she looked very handsome, tossing the foam from her bow with a saucy and rakish air. ‘the Peerless followed after under a cloud of canvas, and was gaining rapidly on the Mystic, who, however, can hardly be called a racing yacht, as the guests on board appear to pay more attention to blue fishing, and had as many as seven lines out at one time yester- day. Luckily Captain Creamer is good-natured, and they are, therefore, allowed full scope to their Piscatorial inclinations. ‘The Orion had a big balloon topsail set, which appeared to be doing good work, as she was soon off the weather quarter of the Foam. The Qui Vive came next, leading the Nimbus, which wanted the breeze on her quarter to suit her. The Foam finally passed to windward of the Mystic and went for the Resolute, which was keeping pretty well in shore. The Peerless passed the Mystic at about nine A, M., followed after by the Foam and Orion. The Resolute, as soon as the Foam came up, hauled on the wind and ran up toa position about a hun- dred yards astern of the Foam, and then starting her sheets went after her. The Mystic was soon left with her fishermen in the background of everything but the Nimbus, which, as Commodore Pect was on board, remained behind to see that none turned back. Talking of turning eer however, reminds me that the Triton, after getting clear of the har- bor, started for the westward, bound for New York, in order to have her cabinWork finished, as her builder had delivered her to Mr. Thayer ih an in- complete condition. The Peerless looked rather unhappy at losing her antagonist, as they were both ofthe same dimensions, but still backed the big one with a will. OFF POINT JUDITIL the Resolute came up with the Foam, and standing onto the eastward mado suficient opening to allow all canvas to draw while running on the port tack and then headed for Breuton’s Reef, The Peer- less tricd hard to come up with the Foam, but length told, and she only sncceeded in holding her own. In meanwhile the Orion had passed the Foam, and was giving the Qui Vive a bad beating. The Mystic ane the fishermen were about two miles astern of the Qui Vive and leading the Nimbus by about a mile and a half, After turning Point Judith, nearly vi ba schooners went wing and wing before the wind. 6, THE GOAL RRACHED. The Resolute came in flying and let go her anchor off the steamboat dock, having made the run in about three hours andahalf. The Foam and Orion came in together a few minutes later, but the former in rounding the buoy on the sand bar at the entrance to the harbor snapped off her foretopmast. This was rather an unfortunate accident, but she will have a new stick up to-morrow. The Peerless came in about three minutes after the and the followed half an The about fifteen ui Vive ystic anchored ‘foam, hour later, minutes before the Nimbus. The Daphne left Greenport early this Pest and the schooner Sea Witch, Captain Stoll, took her departure from the oa 3 ast ten. The Sea Witch anchored in Newport har- r at forty-five minutes past four, having had a ood run in with the Aunie, Rear Commodore ort at fifteen minut lonsell did not come on, but will probably arrive to-morrow, THE FOLLOWING 18 THE TIME bo arrival of the mage Ts yachts :— a. = Rn BSSbSSE oM t The haiti Yacht Club tiect’ remain’ ere intil Monday morning, when they start for Martha's Vineyard, pe MAWPORT HARBOR 2 appears to be pretty gay and number oF yachts are anchored here, The schooners Wanderer, Viking, Palmer and Madeleine, of the | New York Yacht Club; the Caprice, ‘of the Eastern Yacht Clube the Twilight, of the Brook- lyn Yacht Club, and the Salus, of the Seawan- Haka Yacht Clip, and the Atiantic Yagnt club | fleet are now in harbor. The Newpor®catboats had a race the other day for a purse presented by Mr. Louis Lorillard, of the yacht Wanderer. The | Zippo came in first, beating the “Gur Kitty? b: three m: About ten boats started and saile round Breton’s Reef and back. “A MAN-BATER, James White, nineteen years of age, residing at No, 10 Ninth avenue, was arrested by OMcer Foley, | of the mounted police, on Thursday afternoon, for reckless driving on Seventh avenue, The officer states that while he had White under arrest he attempted to bite lits nose om. The prisoner was arraigned before Justice Fowler, at the Jetferson Market Police Court, yesterday morning, and com- mitted for examination. OCEAN STEAM ERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE M AUGUST, ~~ Steamers. Detinition.| __ Obie, Airings ye 10. |Liverpool.. (19 Broadway. New York. Ane 10..|Liverbool.||15 Broadway ington 10..| Havre 58 Broadway. ‘ Glascow....|7 Bowling Green and. | Bremen 2 Bowling Greet Hannover .. .. | Bremen. 2 Bowling Green Minnosow “Aug: 14.| Liverpool. ./20 Broadway. Trinacria - Aug. 14..|diurgows- “pe Bowling Green City of Limerick: | Aug. 15..| Liverpool. 18 Broadway. City of Brooklyn. |A i Liverpool. . iis Broadw: Liverpool. 19 Broaawi Bremen. 2 Bowling reen Glasgow. 7 Bowling Green Bremen '2 Bowling Green Liverpooi ./29 Broadway. ‘Glasgow. ...|7 {owing Liverpool. roadway. Liverpool “18 Brosawaye Liverpool. 15 Broad wa: roadway. 2 2 Bowling G giascow Tow ng ¢ Broadw: b Bi: [verbool:: ip aroosrag Bremer SR naiohdonande AUGUST 10, 1872 Soe se Wraver.—Newburyport He- SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York—This Day, - Aug LIGHT ON L. it @ light aoeenee a ven notice that tructed on the northwest coast of Lasoe red light, elevated 15 feet above the 17N, lon 18 53 reais a at ween the oth May and are terly ADarmatts vy | Ra ars ine sch atte, Variation 17% degrees wes- ff ra Bieamohip Cy ty of New York (B1), Jone, Zaverpool via a oe a eee Hae | oe SBtannahip Tndia (1), Munro, Glasgow—Heniderson ake 2 aS psteamship Washington (Fr), Roussan, Havre—Geo Mac- ey iy 9 ed out, “wen” nest for It co bi BEE Reb ahi ene born. na. | i et wi std a fists ket jareau favie~ P mBarx f ees ange ited: Cacace, Constantinople—Slo- . B’Almon (Br), Townsend, Cow Bay—O B Swain minal Shee ue “a ooh, Fxcrgerapper. “i awe @n, Murphy, Hamburg—Jas W Elwell & —- Aug 8, bark ast Horn vite 3 W Ww P sated neat Oarter, Amsterdam—Crandall, & ived ty ain ‘rig Ma Ro, Ww an, Stockholm Toblas & 09, whales # te $6, tat ho egal weil Davie oe Robt Dilion, ‘Sistenn , Cadiz, &c—Evans, Ball & — an Ree deaving nome a ey ry Alvone paces ee Alexandria, Egypt—Slo- * so, _frokens " laa? a “e iat rit a eh Piney, Lavengaler, from Liverpoo! for Callao, isckoy, ee etd i a New York for Bristol, E, July 21, naa ge ‘Saunders, as, era oe seg ote, New York for’ San Francisco, June Pi 1 Phese a pation a ct eae Sinelate, thom New York for Sydney ets Nevers; Bi lehman egeninghas | % ie of Wales i fom New York for Monte- e Alphabet, “heauchatop, al eee vides June St at 8 bent Surat Cullen, ‘Ayres Phd deip) ane, tied pune ise 6 W. once (8 fen jadtagwo fe for Philadel- Hix, Luwey, Be PB &o, Bark Alice ye mn for Philadelphia, Auj Behe Proaress’ Ai Anders rf pila ee oe ‘tee: 8 gyrpitot boat motrin ee seohaenignen . Bloop Harvest, C 7 sckeae ‘t Uo. rk Celeste Cla: fFom Hosta in for Philadelphia, Aug Sloop Aichyie, 1 ail Rs: lew flevep Bache tt ro.” | 8 (y Pilot boat M IL Wit ae inal, No Steamer srg is, Grace, Philadelphia, renee ldmoxe for Port Spatn, Aug 7 off ee ae Os We ye ‘iturk my fanctey isco sty Uark), from New r a Tat 4 A brigantine AN aie: cS showli white a ae Pe en , ‘®RPORTED ~ ge ican hig YACHTS. ‘a ae sr ene i okie hip C1 NTWERP, —' nisi q tesa i th mata ee S20 a Rapeuzera to lenderann Ansicms juneLexPassedsN B Patiners Lows froin Now end me ass ani = Dan Wrens York for Shanghae. es stopped, oe oe een ressure engine; ‘2d, discon- Axverpo, PR, July %—In port brigs Maitano, White, for nected ator angi ‘and pheve ‘with one’ engine | New York, to'snil/2ith; Mlaripom,. staples, tor obion working ; 8th, th ‘90N, lor 67 57 W, German Te showin; yDob vound ry Phijadeish th lat 4017 N, veuras, Jaly 27—Arrived, Forest Chief, Rettle, New ee ae E, July 20—Arrived, Eidsvold, Smith, New ‘orl Buistow wa, pay. 27—Sniled, Great Western (), lon 72 pe! ea German bark, QBHG, bound west. Steamship Rhein (NG), F Fonsslus Bremen July 27, wt Sonthampten 30th, with mdse Mrs ssengers td Oel- richs is ed ase the Needles aot, at8 PM, and arrived at Sand Ang 9 at 6:30 iad W winds during | Stamper, New Yi the pawagen Aug 2 'int 49 18, sions spoke ani Trow | Arrived in Kingtoad 23h, Omega, Fresonar; Kato sides, from New York for Londons at 4715, fou S38) | Troop, Crocker, and GW Hunter, Sidaders from New Yor! for Bristol, Margherita ©, Scarpatt, and Qi ‘Trapani, from New York for Gloucester; Lora Dufferin, {of Tondon), Bound’ un ine 4030" fon , Henson, Pensacola for do, 24, ateamship Bite, (NG),’ from Bremen, for New York; same day, lat 4039, lon 71 40, bark Argonaut (Br), from do for do; same day, lat 4038, Yon 7155, bark Norina (NG), Boupeaux, July 27—Arrived, Fonfrete, Labadie, New from do for (lo; sane day, Yat 40 23, lon 72 10, bark St Bern: ans. hard (NQ), bound W; same day, lat 4 30, lon 72.10, saw a Binna es, July 25—Arrived, Donau (s), Ernst, New full rigged NG ship, with painted porte, Bound W. fork. Steninship Alexandria (Br), Mackay. Genoa Juiy 4, Leg- horny Marsellies Sth aud Mossia, Ith, with miss aud | Entered for Wie 36th Olivia: Oauidsen toe Neen Lore passengers to Henderson Bros, Cleared 26th, HL Rithardson, Anderson, Callao; Adja- Steamship Regulator, Freeman, Wilmington, NC, with | tor, for New York, naval stores, to the Lor illard Steamship Co. Cork, July 26—Arrived, Gustav Helene, Floreness, New Philaaeipmia, with mdse, to | Orleans; Betsy Gude, Guido, ew York; Johannes Rod, "Utiorey, aul teageniled. |, Ganymede, Nielson, New York. mahi Rod, do} 27th, Resourc Bark Suen (tai), Crlacusto, Girgenti 60 days, with brim- | Cette. Jul: ae “Arrived, Apollo, Caflero; New Orleans. stone to order; vessel to Furich, (dye & Co. Passed Gib- Dover, July 277—Passed Ydown the Chaunel, Vibilla (s), raltar June 27; weather, bark New York (Ital), Pallio, Cadty 48 days, with wine J Bensusan Bros; vessel to A P Agrosta. Took tho northern hacsnge ‘and haa fine Lede ty has been 14 days west of the Bun! Bark Ganntlet (Bt), MeKenzle, Matanzas 12 days, with molasses to H J DeWolt & C Brig Guglielmo ‘Tommasino (Ita!), Astarita, Middlesboro 7B days, with railway iron to order—vesvel to’ Funch, Edyo ; i d fine | Baker, from London for New. York and eR Re, soulbern: PARBAES, abd aad ne | eaten Mauidok sok car eluehe ere Care ut into Ply- Hainburg for DEAL, July 23—Arrived, Jerome Jones, Crosby, New York for London; Criterion, Cant, London for Wilming- ton (and both sailed Passed 26th, Puta, -Ekholm, from Pensacola for Har- flepool 27th, ‘Alice Buck, Snow, from Calcutta for Ams- terdam, DALARO, July 22>Arrived Soskummeren, Westergaard, rook the southern passage and had light winds New York (and arrived at Stockholm 23d). a ca mg has been 10 days W of Bermuda. July 1 Demerara, July 17—In port bark St Wawniaas (Br), mn 39 4, spoke bark Albina, hence for Nalpebalsen Steed, from Baltimore, disg; schrs Anna Whiting, Pryor, me Serndelia (NG), Grahl, Barcelona 81 days, with | from Xew ¥ York, do: ienry’ Parker, Beers, fr Jo, are mise and i} pavsanger to Tetens & Bockmann, rived 16th. Brig C M Goodrich (of Portland), Branscom, Sagua Exsinore, July 24—In ie Sound, Marcia C Day, Chase, ays eam sugar to Miller & Houghton. ‘Mud incderate “Schr L F Warren, Johnson, Angmilin, via Delaware Breakwator, 17 days, with salt to G Wessels; vessel to Snow & Richardson, ‘Had fine weather. Fehr Laiola Murchison, Jones, Wilmington, NO, with nayal stores to E 8 Powell. Fehr Victor, Ruse, Virginia, Schr Crisis, Bowen, Virginia, Sehr Albert, Thomas, Scull, Georgetown, Dt Schr BL Sherman, Willett, Paitadelpiiia for Boston. Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND SOUTH. Schr Portland, Colfleld, Windsor, NS, for New York, 7 days, with plaster. chr Calvin, Clark, Mushquash 7 days, with lumber to Jed Frye & Co, Schr Carrie (Br) Brunnell, St John, NB, 9days, with lumber to Hency & Parker. Pentand, Bangor for New York, with trom Hernosand for Car Fanuonrn, Sly Bale, Golten West, Kenealy (from Montevi Ipswich; 20th, St Mark, Crook, Havre. ff, 28th, Norwegian bark Gerda, Olsen, irom Phitadel- phia for Stettin, Putin leaky 29th, Lontsa, Gehm, from Rotterdam for ‘Grantox, July 26—Arrivea, Sabioncclo, Cassovich, New ee” July 27—Sailed, Mindet, Brunagaard, Phila- ul from Bowling 26th, Robert Godfrey, Chapman, PH aired, mebeck i, Hi REENOCK, Jul —AT TIVO. ‘osbuck, Campbell, Ha- Norainu, Netizen: New York. if pa ey from Lamlash 25th, Ozcar & George, Randstrom, re. Great Yarwourn, J 2%7—Off, J A Thomson, Thomson, from Tornen for of Bristol. bi aig ics Gereas duly = “Arrived, bark Liberta (Ital), Nerol, New Hanrtxroon (West), July 27—Sailed, Edward McD, ideo! Schr Hannibal, lumber to Wh Greenhough, nee a8, Knowles, Mefrit, Calais for New York, with | "iisvamduly F's the Roads, Kronprinzen, ‘Schr Mary Lymburner, Prench, Bangor for New York, Gullbers; from New York; Germania (s), Hamburg for When CM Herries Harris New London for New York. Hinvyonsy Ry ae Ri vGae eae Mista,” Braiid ache SE Tripp, Tok Fite es oe if aap 2 New York. we arina Marla, Brandt, facoinber, Higgins, for New York. Sour Mary F Oh nad, Wall, Rew Haven TorNew | _ ;iled 28th, Ocean, Smid lab i Almira, Nickerson, Hartford for Trenton, 8chr Lilile, Munson, Port Jefferson for New York. Schr Fred Reed, Boardman, Bridgeport tor New York. Sehr Sarah N "smith, Conway, Vinalhaven for Now Wootward, Cardiff; 26th, Se nen tes, Ballar: ie Noedle: Isic or Wien, July well, from Wirt aten, tor Liverroon, EE eg SES? bee; Pomona, Moller, Norfolk; Seloto, Mi it ork. Schr Angier, Besso, Wareham for New York, with lum. ich’ gail oe dare ain ro] sg ee He Handy, Essex for N rancisco; Chola. Cox, New York: ith, | ort. t lew York. Dowell, Boston; Superioh, Rod, Pensacola; Mergé, Port- Echt Chaliencé, Thompson, Warren for Rew York, 4 land; John Parker, St_John, NB; Nazarene, Brewer, ule, y for za beth port rn ‘ Schr Srimiter" Sher, Sener te Ree ea Di Darien; 20mm, Belpote, Fearon, New York; Metis, Smith, zim c Smith, Port Jefferson for New York. Lizzie Raymond, Lord, Connecticut River for New Fehr Kate & Mary, Talbot, Pawtucket for New York. Raiied deh, Macnguadavic, Hill, and Rai T, Cox, Bos- ton; 28th, Onkel, for Fuad sips = Cleared 27th, Mary 1 Langa don, New Orleans; Stella, Sehiaming, ahd Fmeodosius, Shriiuan, "Boner BOUND EAST. ferger, New York; Pomona, Bruce, do; ‘Christian, Thie- Briz Elmira, Hearn, Hoboken for Boston. ‘tered out 37th. B Schr J © Chew, Nickerson, Port Johnson for Taunton. Ton Opt 27th, Baltic, Thorson. for Bhtindelphig. | Schr Alantha, Rhodos, Amboy for Rockland. hia, Medway, Bvans, Chariest Stat of Devon, Schr Onward, Wheeler, Haverstraw for ——, Parley: Liverpoou Lataberts Fiymonth hock, watery | accnt Allie H “Belden, Mayo, Elizabethport for Provi- | hey, uyter (C), Falck, and ‘Princeton, Bradburn, New York; Essex, Smith, Wilmington. Chared Z7th, Rost, Oxho! w York. Entered ont’ 29th, pool, Lambert, and Plymouth Rock, Burman, fot New ‘York; Princeton, Bradburn, for do. Sailed p ting Gravesend 27th, Helvetia (s), Grizs, New Rork; th, Etlee, Evelina, for’ Boston; 2vth, ' Constantine, Steevey, New LONDONDERRY, ‘Stily 27—Arrived, Elverhot, from New ‘ork. Unsiox, July %3—Sailed, Joven Tomas, Santos, New STresupisons;, July 27—Sailed, Victoria Cross, Lowden, Portland (Oregon). OVILLE, Aug 9. ga steamship Europa, Campbell, fe pent Thomas Pestis, Handy, Port Johnson for New Bed- Scirr Tempest, Shropshire, Trenton for Pawtucket. Schr Leonard, Ashley, New York for N Sehr AP CI Chaplin, Payne, New York for New London. Schr Geo Moon, Ashby, New York for Mystic. verett, New York for Noank. co, Slieppard, New York for Rockport. 7 on Loses, incoln, Hoboken for Taunton. pioucenter, mdout for Port Johnson, Schr WO Iriehe'aitrell, Rondost for Erostience, Schr F Merw!n, Bunge, Rondout for Providence. Schr Jas Ford, Huntley, New York for Cow Bay, CB. Seur J Andeison, Jobhson, Elizabethport for 'Provid- New York fo “TScht Phihy Hawkins, Rondout for Providence, felt Burt Waly ae Won or Bdgenet, Mieastasn, wets 2—Cleared, tehrs Calvin, Clark, hr SJ Smi iden, New York for Dutch Islan Schr Jae Buckingham, Kelly, South Amboy for Derby. | endone July "Atrived, sine Jacket, Simmons, Schr Warren Gates, Sinith, Gold Spring, NR, for Provi- Nuw Ross, July 27—Sailed, Caroline Lamont, Bowker, Bristol Chahnel. Newry, July 25—Arrived, Monarchy, Day, and Svalen, Boe, Philadelphia; 271, Hugin, Sterk, New York. Nown Sypuny, ¢ B, July B—Arrived, brig Franhts Col- ling, Leary, C; dence. Schr Phoebe, Mapes, Hoboken for New Haven. ‘hr Sea Fidwer, Lincoln, New York for Portsmouth. Schr Maria L, Davis, Davis, Perth Amboy for Cohasset. weet Richard Morrell, Richards, New York for Green- ‘teh. Wietir Promenader (Br), Davidson, New York for Hart- | y¢,:%48™ Juli ated, Wm M Recd, Stinson, Rio Ja ford vi «thet Townsend Jackson, Abrams, New York for Whito- | naliviasTinrmonte Sept ee Me ee ee raats Nichols, ne. Steamer Electra, Mott. York tor Providence, Durkie, Filaderptia Francesco. Cilento, Cacace, Balth: Ate more ol A ou, Clconardi, New York. vow Y, ‘wiles ug 9, steamshi jaitic, Kennedy, New York. BELOW. Rovat, Roaps, Vancouver's Island, July ‘38—Sailed, bark prays Iaqae Rich, Shetden, San Franetceo: SmeELps, uly 27—Arrived, Canova, Blanch, Pensacola. 108tty, July 2 ‘%4—Of, Cape City, Buckley, from Boston jor London. SUNDERLAND, July 28—Sailed, F P Sage, Urquhart, Now Orleans. Srrrrin, July 24—Arrived, Svaya, Behn, New York. Bonenuaus, July 19—Sailed, G F Fock! Lewin, Phil- adel Sr Tnowas, Jaly—Artived, brig J RE Bn, Lamb, Mar. ani (and' sailed tor Ponce, to loa: f port north of schr Jog Oakes, Oakes, St C ah (api sailed 17th for load for Delaware Break Balled ule oe hry Kildare (Bre goin. Tarks Islands, to.load for Gouvester. 8t Jonn, bh Aug 5-Cleared, achr Harmon Curtis, Car- tis, Philade SAILED. Barks C 8 Rogers, Mobile; Palo Alto, Marseilles; Indus trie, Stettin; schr Helen J Holway, Demarara. Wind at sunset SSW, fresh. Marine Disasters. Savy Sarer Maun (Br) from, New York for Liverpeot, Was discovered ashore on Nantucket Shoal at6 AM on the 7th inst. ‘The schooner John M Fisk rendered _her fssiet ance, and sueceeded in getting her afoat at 3 PM. hip, apparently recetved no damage, as she reriai ined azearonDs July 27—Arrived, Luigi, Russo, New York ; tight. At® AM of the 8th inst the ship was 15 miles | 28th, Carolina (+), McGaw, Boston. south of South Shoat light boat, proceeding on her voyage. évanat, July'26—Arrived, Festina Lente, Gjeruldsen, Scun Sruvan (of Stookton), from Philadelphia. for Bos- New York. fon with a. cargo of coal, went ashore on the Hedge Fence, Vineyard Sound, night of 7th, during foggy weather, and camé off next night, supposed without damage, as she proceeded on her voyage. Scne Sanpy Hoox, which was struck by lightning night of 2d inst, while at anchor In James River, had her main: mast destroyed in addition to the other damage reported. American Ports, ALEXANDRIA, Aug 8—Arrived, brig Helen M Rawley, Pam gagen: sehrs FH O: jiorne, ‘Boston : Eva May, Port- Krantz, Boston. Natio -Sehe Wm Slater, Boston; F H Odiorne, New Bedford; Maria Pierson, Jersey City; G D McFarland, Providence. BOSTON, Aug 8—Arrived, steamship Glaucus, Walden Scun James M Freeman (of Harwich), Eldridge, from 0 4 i My " ; New York for Warren, with a cargo of abont gonhbushels | NSW nndan, turner Spa cea SANUNEE AER ED Gorn, in charge of a Warren pilot, ran on MJ Chadwick, Gage ina ‘ei for one hake Warren harbor, about 10: AMt Oth, inst, bilged ‘and Alied dery, Smith; Mars Weaver, Weaver: Samuel Ht shar With water. | Siie lies with the rock under her about mid- | Wels, Tall Hutdolh Ie Shaye wanker ship, and split open. Cargo insured in Providence. Baie, Haley ; Jos Baymore, al lair Rawarde, Sreawun Eurenon—The hull of steamer Emperor, whieh Bndicott; feaenel Vanneman, Brower; Leman Blew, was wrecked some time since, was towed to Bangor ¢ lark J'W Wilson. Somers; Paul & Thompson, Godfrey } inst. A force of workinen were busi! ed in remov- ragier, Stechnan; uF Smith, Brown, and Taylor ing the machinory yet remaining in 4 a diathia heésman, nism ie od , Mick er- Canat Boat Howann, used for the transfer of railroa son; Alquizar, Thompaoi r p wenles an . iron from a Gorinan bark to Mend Alley whart Philadel. ton, Sawyer, Elizabethpor ie P' Lunt, Lint, nod J phia, sprang a leak about 7 o'clock even 7 and Ropes Heath. Port Johneon: nw “Wellin yan ap Imoriing of th sank to the bottom of the Tiver. Al out 154 eves, Malone | Belle Brown, Ames, and Olive ays tons of iron went down with the boat Hoboken; deo wi Histler Jr, ‘Cros ¥. Albany + Marth Parnourit, July 29—The Louisa, Gehm, from Rotterdam | “foioiv Secure attic a bow: wel Ges Baines i or New York, has put In leaky. Cleared—Ship Portland (Br), Smith, Vohdons barks Ne- Portuaxn, Aug 9—Steamer New Engtand ts reportod polcon (Nor), (hristopherson, ‘Miramichi; Marguerite (Br) affoat again, and to-morrow the New York or New Bruns- hod Port Caledonia; sctirs Fanny W Jolnson, Marts, ek will tow her to Portland or St John to go on the dry bg tase, yt tee well, eon ‘iow, by jock. , SAN Francisco, raf 9—The ship Black Hawk, from New | fiver to Joid for Wasttasicn, DO; Virginia, Béarse, do to York, which arrived hele ora esterday, reports’ seeing, oB April 6, m lat 38 14, Jor an nbaidoad | ae sup. posed tobe the sohr Sliver Bell, from New Y Miscellaneous. Srur Buiorsa—Mr E Hastings, of Smyrna, Del, has just contracied to buitd two large double-deck schooners for oBiiledcseeg ane “éntipede; ship Crescent City; barks Sarah W Smith, Coloma, L Schiffer. orl Pre att steamship Blackstone, Baltimore, drigs Harold, Trinidad ; Mabel (Bp, Emery, Havana; sch Lucy Port au Prince. Below, brig AM Curtls, frou Her BALTIMORE, Aug Arrived, bark Plerotno, Holt, Ka rties in New Jersey and Penns i ‘hich, it | Fan De ince a i ear | ea aca Enc a See eam and Uh edepth orheld. "the other ie to be Gee Watt Meson i pas Hew Yorn Wha l'Brery Real it tram ond 0 8 dope ofl new), Watts, Bostor et Ovgnpve—Considerable safeh as for the safety of | folk: oars 3 Getty pone ie, ae en absent | (Br), Over: rio Bristol Al itd he a8 re have fie res pat: as Cah zo $94 Receded the ae fnaion Sato ae food, Doaue ek aie and is cn, ana fy cond uate te of mid far Vineyard has been #010 by John re’ pe ed. schrs Abbie Dunn, ‘Emma Green, Collins, 7” eh ie Phil T t Jobnron, whe wreck of the § jaria y J , hes Cunningham, Se cecies, ae wee Ratt eae i a oat Ell nat Ry a Ferguson, do for do cand of the material sold for fal et My che Prescott Haseltine, McDonald, Jack- adeipiin id J rly my from Phil. ri cabin cea re Ta bid Nettie Bilsshotaporhs op 24—The ei ieee | a hel & Anna, Stevens, 3 as if hiss ee rs for Bonomi" PRULEABRTABORT, Aue’? erp cghit Hi Bee fons, pe) Bellas Norwalk. Balied—Brig 8 sae Ee Ri, WES de Betsy =e Buckley Rk vee ta ra Gl a, Ge ay yh John A hes er Alton, ulladelont Joun. Bell , schra Li W Wellington, New York; Nellie~ Carr, Tans do, q ly 29—Arrived, schi mae ondintaNiy, Gig. and cleared 2 for New Teryy. Aug 1, aaa” be aati harleston. naa i ann a 6 wen Nel bagont E Di by ot jeil, ice dee ee pa WP Cox, Now" onontO A Jecenree. sohys Va or, for” Hobe ken; Belle Hall ne yr Jersey a, oso E wayage: or 7 er ot ay Gartine fortiena: ison, Boston Williams, Full River: theo” eARDINEN, wed, schrs Alice Oakes, Mar~- Aug. N “Balled Ory, Avg Moalee, Het Seem ‘Mutt, Washi CH Mary bo York a, Simpso, 3 New a O rims Le oA at eas rj dou, 8 Leo van Uniden a Tine dri ie we a ad inhias Wend ao ona. a ailey, 3 Atbert sce Wee “ete Aug 7—Cleared, bark Excelsior, Bow- New Yor! *Richcrived, schrs Annle May, Baker. Philadelphians a Te ul, do. SEE ANSE rived si Chass Baylis, Wye coe. Bteele), ae Sch r Anna, Whitmore, Havana: ‘tee 10, ‘Aug Sn atrived, sloop Emily, Hayden, New nae ORLEANS, Aug 5—Cleared, bark Dirigo, Mallett, ouEnWEst Pass, Aug S—Arrived, brig M ago RRORFOLI Aue B-Arrived, schra Sami, Wood, W pK, Aug ved, schrs Sav New York: ‘Laconia, Hall, Rockland; Whitney Tones MRT WIOR PORT, Aug 7—Arriyed, schr Panthea, Hilly, Rondout for Havertill DPORD, ‘Ang 7—Arrived, gehts. Carrig, B Wright, Gooner, ultimate, 3 Elizaneth B, How ort Johnson; Monitor, Chase, Warehain for New Yor! Bth—Salled, brig Milwaukee, Strout, New York; schrs. New th reebe Georgetown, DO; Fair Wind, ‘Bowmag,. w Yor WA Brainard, . aunbrira, doe said bake , PM—Arrived, schrs Ui = Insonvand AM dee, Taylor Paikidet ita MM “Merri. man, ‘Babbitt Dishton for do; Lavinan d i Borden, Tadwin Fall River for Now ¥ “yialied firs WH De ‘ork ; M ae a Mar: Noy, Ohase, and Niantic, Smith, Pall ii Terry, K re Py for do: Veranda, Pond, and . Pawtucket, on, Palmer, ee for do; Hannah Arnold, Now York. NEW LONDON, ‘Aug 7—Arrived, gchrs Bodsony Hoba- ken; FC Eroing, Vhiladeiphia | for Norwich; EB Potter, Hoboken tor do. NEW HAVEN, August 8—Arrived, sel bre Sulia A Berke- ley, Ethridge, P ymouth, NC Nellie neilict, aud Ella ‘Barncy Avery, Alexandria Carrie’ A Bene? fey, Faikenburg, Jackeonivitie; Curtis Goodwin, LOWis,- aud Reading Wy "4h, Tittle, New Brunsy Sailea—chrs Ethan Alien, Christe i Sallle Burtony Neptune, Rich, and TO 1 Sarton, New ioe Proof Class D Dehart; Mary iran Tone, and ni Ww + Heading TR No é lum, Eliza- uilton, Steelman Bion Dor Cc. ayn, een Stater i od Schre’ Curtis tecae “Kew. Yorks Morainy Star, Lyne Sew Brunswick Reading RB No. 49, Littio, New Brnnswick, ee pyADEL B2, ), Glover, Tavery Kk No ae Kalen; It hin, 'MeKivett, ethport; co.U Kress Quintin, White Point, rah Wood, Hickman, ‘and James Rin, oker, Boston's Young Tedzer, Slocum, Providence; 1.4 Wing, Steelman & A Bowor, ‘Alexander W ACrocker, Haxter; res A ders, Smith, provi tenoe 8 Edwards, Corson, Bi Cléared—bark Tiida (Nor), Olse: n. Ha Garrigon, an D Sinith. Green Boston; R’ avre; schre Potion | router, Somerset; West Wind, Tracy, Boston; rion, Boxman, 3 Hazleton, Cum Bignto Bavel H Yong, tfubhard, Boctone scan ene iley, Lynn; Pedro A Grau, Lake, Por: sinouth 5 Samuel Castner, Lake, Boston; Zoe, Kricte, Wash into annon, Dilks, Georgetown Salvi 8 kawards organ, joston; Vout Slocum, Somerset; Jennie B pons, Youns, W F Garrison, Blackman, Forics Oh ‘tes Moarrived. steamahlo Prana conta, D, rived, at 4 New bores wie ‘Atlantie (Br), M MoWenzice Pictou, Bs Sadie. Sinclair, Boston, to load fy Buenos Ayres: feb Sachin, Kane, Hondo ia Clearel—Schrs Ida horndike, and Wm Capes, Rally ew York; tamer, Walker, Nowark; Fre oe nebee River, be ray Stat ITH, NH, ‘hug O—Arrived. pany ie fe a Williamson, Jr, pe bat Johnson ; np Hattie ‘lien, 7 ‘Asi tor, Pritadel ely AM Ale ante’ Mecae 1 Re peck hill, Aiton , Jones, Alexa ; corgetgra, DO; eumna D Endicott, Lover ral Shag ell; iit Cady etanety Aanhatianvlile. , ni, Weaver, Georgetown, eh Flint, Douglass, Wm Bi _ vat» Milto Endicott, doy M How ey ao; goltan, Sari do or Bangor: axter, pampbes lo: Nor orillioa,, wails, Hal J Mercer, Waterman, 403 Eien 40; Fakir, Hunt, do; 8'A Monnt, flo Baton, do; Fashion) Hud oi, “4 + BF Woolse il, do; Cay pian dyuer do; Ant lia, Allen, 40; Join Brooks, Fox, d B ‘Bleecker, n, do: Beli Kk, Avery, 43; Sion, Temucly 0} Tunis Bodine,’ Silvia, do; ‘sloop ‘Unity, De BT, Au: §—Arrivea, schrs Sallie M Liptay Iptta Ht Warford, Sprague, Rundout; GA ‘ison, do; sloop Apollo, Fre: ania ; do. hr Bertha, Sawyers Soares " oi Pp ree —Arrived ark Haabot (Nor) e- Ane He Bet (NG), Lange, Livers be red as ey te N ved, renrs Tia © Annie, on Warhiagtone dot L Snow, Pease, me Fockath do; Aug 1, Sarah, Kenniston; schts Nautilus, Orockott, New York ; tus, Lords dos dAlleghania, Biles, gas + 8d imbally Jr, Hall, do: Mt - Woeatnan, do; Susannah, Woodinan, do} dren ¢ RANCISCO, Aug 1—Cleared, ship British Consut Gp R Raymond: Liverwoot, Si 33 America, Doane, Yokohama and isaac Jeane, Boyling, Seabeck ; India, et Aggy 5—Arrived, bark Orient, Powers, New fs See ay brigs Jas Crosby, Matanzas; Geo 8 Berry, Bod hr 8'B Franklin, Gardiner, Me. SIT. Aug. B—Arrlved, schr Ida della Torre, Da- vis, Geongetass Ty VIN RD TTAVEN, Aug 8—Arrived, ores Nim wasikie, Philadelphia for Satem; John Baleh, a ee Boston ; seh: Walter H Thorndike, Georzetown, DO, for Porth i rs Lindsay and & lizabethport for Salem; Chas Come! pen eS for nie lin, Newburg 4 4 N dersen, Gloucester, E pant schrs Bouny Kennebec, Pati LAND, ¢ Avery, New York for Be: Kedron, lo hens, NW; " Bangatira, dv for Rockport, NB: ins, Hoboken for Dennis; LC Commers, ao forseituate: Chay Eeamith Epheianh & Ne. Mathere, Boston for Philadelphia; D8 Mershon, Salem for du; Mulato, Machias for New York; J & Drew, Boston for Jacksonville. Sailed—Schrs Ontara, Ben Bolt, and aay for Provi- deuce; RA Ford, and E & F William Oth—Arrived, » chre Restless, ant port for Boston; WH Mitchell, Hobots rt Johnson fo do; George Savax hari + do. for Rewhures do for gatem; Dow es, South Amboy for Hallo= weil Flornse Noeeoll, Salon for Bi aitimores J Prat ton, Windsor, NS, for do; Hattle A Butler Say Vie Ww for New ‘Manning, Boston for Phithdelphiay He Bie, n 101 do, Satled-—-Schrs A Hammond, C § Grove, Addie Walton and afl veel: onnd east, WEE NO, Aug 7—Arrived, bark Eureka, fMol- loway, Waite Ay ‘Aug 6—Arrived, schrs Buckeye, Blank, Rondout) Artist, Clements, Poughkeeusie; Kate Thomas, Barlow, do: Wm it Bowen, Gray, Hudeon. failed Gh, sche Angler, Besse, Ettaabetnnort, EN 6—Arrived, ae M Freeman, Eld- ridue, New York (sce Disaxters) atin, Ferris,, Ellzabet Kiity Beainntd, Hawkins, Rondoat rived, sloop Wm § Mount, Hawkins, Port Jobn- “hivo pol ‘ed, ee AF eieneen Tho - Arr schrs i ton Tate yea, Baker, Pitintelphis. { BSOLt” TR ‘DE v ROBS LEG courts af Titerent States; | tion, &c., sufficient cause; n charge until divorce 0 Brant: a a FROM Advi leo BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY ovra A the courts of different sates No pul ae N a 4 JRARGAINS IN TRAS, Corr Provii pockets of t free. 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